Brown Jug you are right

 

What fucking day are we at of the 12 Horseplop Trigger days of Christmas with this new thread 

Uncle! 

Saudis are saying if the war lasts past April it will be over $180 barrel

Anthony wouldnt ever geld him & try to get him going well
 Make up something like: "he bit a groom so he's gotta go".

 Instead of gelding him, knowing full well he wouldn't ever become a commercial stud because their babies are lucky to be decent for 1 year.
  After that they're usually toast.
 He goes for the easy early money so he can put something on their card before they start spitting the bit and being sore each day.
  He knows come Aug/Sept- most of them will be tired, broken down, lame, sour, slow, injured, all of the above etc. always tries to get them ready early & gets them going too fast when it isn't needed. They get no proper foundation under them.

 His brought back 3 yr olds are always horrible, he can't keep a horse good for long unless the horse is a beast and overcome the torture.
  He was never much of a horseman, but what would him and his wife do for money otherwise, they were going to starve. Tried to leave to go be a politician but realized his mouth is more suited to swindle 1% at a time.
 Wife was down as trainer previously and she's picking out horses at yearling sales with clients money.
 She has no idea about breeding or confirmation but he doesn't either.
 
 He was always going by "on his breeding page, his half brother or half sister was a world champion".
 He blew a bunch of others money when he chased every half bro or sis that no one else wanted for big money.
 He wants a great big horse then says "going to have to put him out to fill out, come back at 3, he's TOO big", just keep sending your payments so we can travel everywhere when we're not even needed.

I am not sure what this horse specifically has to do with your above gripes on AMac, other than he was a bad buy as a racehorse. He just got this horse late fall (at least I would assume so, as this horse sold in HBG as a racehorse to one of his owners). No one prior gelded him, presumably for the same reason (bloodlines and consequent perceived worth).

Regardless, he doesn't race like a horse with much try. At his age now, the damage might be done if that's indeed the reason for his lack of effort. I can't see Luther improving him, even if he does geld him, but I tend to doubt it. Probably at this point, most value is as Amish stud, or maybe one of the poorer state programs.

  Completely absurd and annoying. On the brink for me of being eliminated for it.